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Major Works of Thomas Doubleday
- Sixty-Five Sonnets, 1818 [bk]
- The Italian Wife, a tragedy 1823 [bk]
- Babington, a tragedy, 1825 [bk]
- Remarks on Some Points of the Currency Question in a Review of
Mr. Tooke's 'Considerations', 1826
- The Letters which have appeared in the Newcastle Chronicle on the
petition of the Chamber of Commerce of Newcastle upon Tyne, for the
continued circulation of local one pound notes, 1828
- Dioclesian: A dramatic poem, 1829 [bk]
- A Letter to All the Friends of Parliamentary Reform, on the
Present Crisis of Affairs, and on the steps now proper to be taken,
1830
- The Question of the Vote by Ballot plainly stated, and objections
fully examined and refuted : in a letter to John Hodgson, Esq., M.P.,
1831 [av]
- Caius Marius, the plebian consul, a historical tragedy in verse.
1836 [bk]
- "Letter from Thomas Doubleday Esq. to the Right Hon. Lord Brougham
and Vaux", 1837, Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine v. 41 (Mar)
p.363 (to Henry Brougham)
- Northern Lights: or, whims, oddities and digressions of the
"Northern Liberator", 1838-40
- The True Law of Population shewn as connected with the Food of the
People, 1842 [bk,
av];
[1846 2nd
ed], [1853 3rd
enlarged ed]
- Hymnarium Anglicanum, or ancient hymns of the Anglican Church,
1844
- A Financial, monetary and statistical history of England, from the revolution of 1688 to the present time,
1847 [bk,
av]
[1859 2nd ed]
- On Mundane Moral Government, demonstrating it s analogy with a
system of material government, 1852 [bk]
- The Coquet-Dale Fishing Songs, 1852 [bk]
- The Eve of St. Mark: A romance of Venice, 1856
- A Political Life of the Sir Robert Peel: An analytical biography, 1856,
v.1 [av],
v.2 [av]
- A Letter to His Grace the Duke of Northumberland on the Ancient
Northumbrian Nusic, its collection and preservation, 1857 [bk]
- Why is Money Scarce?: The question answered, in a letter to
Thomas John Tayler, Esq., of Earsdon, Northumberland, 1857
- The Touchstone: a series of letters on social, literary, and
political subjects. Originally published in the "Newcastle Daily
Chronicle" under the signature of "Britannicus", 1863
- Crimes of the Whigs, or a Radical's reasons for supporting the
Tory Party at the next general election, 1864 [bk]
- The War, the Balance of Trade & the Bank Acts, in a Series of
Letters Addressed to the Editor of "The Newcastle Chronicle", 1866 [bk]
- Matter for Materialists: a series of letters in vindication and
extension of the principles regarding the nature of existence of the
Right Rev. Dr. Berkeley, Lord Bishop of Cloyne, 1870 [bk]
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